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  1. I worked as a plastic surgery scrub nurse after working on a med/surg floor for a few years. I had no experience but thought it would be fun, so I found out who the good surgeons were in the area and wrote to them. I got hired by one of them and they trained me. I had a blast working for him for a couple of years before we moved. Get O.R. experience if you can, but be persistent and don't give up on your dreams.
  2. I'm an RN, but have been out of work raising a family for the last 10 years. My last employment was as a telemetry nurse. I am looking to go back to work and would like to get ACLS certified. I've never taken it before, but have worked in telemetry. Do I need to be proficient in ECG interpretation prior to taking ACLS? I'm rusty to say the least. Is there anything else I need besides BLS, or would an ACLS course be way over my head?

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